Silicon Power introduces its new 32GB Class 6 microSDHC memory card for those who want a speedy card for their DSLR or Full …

This is not the first time we see Apricorn’s Aegis Padlock encrypted hard drives and the company has just released its latest Aegis Padlock DT USB 3.0 hardware encrypted desktop hard drive. Using USB 3.0 SuperSpeed, the new drive provides a faster transfer rate. In addition to military-grade AES-XTS 128-bit or 256-bit hardware encryption, the new DR model also uses an onboard alphanumeric keypad for secure access with a unique 6-16 digit PIN.

LG launches in Europe its BP40NS20, a super slim portable Blu-ray burner. Using USB 2.0 interface, the portable optical drive burns BD-R, BD-RE, BD-R DL, BD-RE DL …

Taiwan company TEAM Group launches the C121 USB flash drive to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. The drive features a …

Intel announced its latest solid state drive, the SSD 520 series using Intel’s 25nm NAND memory process technology. To deliver enhanced performance for PC enthusiasts, gamers, professionals or small-medium businesses (SMBs), Intel’s new SSD uses SATA III interface and an LSI SandForce flash storage processor with an Intel co-defined and validated firmware release.

Transcend launches its new SSD720 series SATA III solid state drive with a ultra slim 7mm form factor to address limitations of ultra thin notebooks. …

Transcend launches a new USB 3.0 flash drive, the capless JetFlash 760 with a push-out USB connector. The new drive uses USB …

Transcend is launching its new JetFlash 780 USB 3.0 flash drive featuring a sophisticated classic checkerboard design. The new drive is full compatible with …

Kingston expands its DataTraveler line with the new ultra thin DataTraveler SE9 (DTSE9) with a sleek metal case, featuring a large built-in key ring for easy attachment to a backpack, briefcase, purse or keychain. Its metal case and small size also match with new Ultrabooks and tablet devices with USB port.

Here’s another new USB 3.0 flash drive from Lexar, the JumpDrive S73. You may consider the S73 as the budget version of the Triton. Compare to the JumpDrive Triton, the S73 offers slower transfer rate at 45MB/s read and 20MB/s write via USB 3.0, which is still three times faster than using USB 2.0 interface.